Shangri-La Frontier manga volume 11 features story by Katarina and art by Ryosuke Fuji.

Sunraku's impromptu party managed to barely defeat Lycagon...or not. The hard-fought victory ended up being bittersweet as it was revealed that the crazy tough boss was merely Lycagon's shadow. However, a win is a win, and Sunraku is on to the next adventure. After making it to Fifticia, Sunraku meets up with Rust and Mordo, who provide the promised information about a unique scenario. Sunraku, along with some unexpected guests, begin the hunt for a new colossus, Ctarnidd of the Abyss!

 

Shangri-La Frontier manga volume 12 features story by Katarina and art by Ryosuke Fuji.

Having survived a fierce attack by one of the Shangri-La Frontier PK clans, Sunraku goes into the fighting ring against ten powerful monsters as part of a unique scenario. He barely escapes with his life, only to then receive an invitation from his gamer friend Pencilgon to help her take down a unique monster known as Wethermon the Tombguard. With Wethermon still undefeated by any of the game's 30 million players, Sunraku may have bitten off more than he can chew!

Shangri-La Frontier manga volume 13 features story by Katarina and art by Ryosuke Fuji.

High schooler Rakuro loves hunting down “trash games,” but one day he decides to play a AAA VR game called Shangri-La Frontier instead. He creates a character with a bird head, skips the cutscenes and jumps right in--but what awaits him in this game is different from anything he's ever faced in this latest volume…

Shangri-La Frontier manga volume 14 features story by Katarina and art by Ryosuke Fuji.

Rakuro (aka Sunraku) and his gang are ready to tackle the Global Game Convention! They're striving to beat America’s best esports team as they challenge them in a hot new fighting game-but they also need to stall for as much time as possible on the way! Megumi Natsume is going first in this team-based match, followed by Towa Amane (aka Pencilgon), a girl with a knack for dominating the games she joins. And as both teams shortly find out, giving her any sort of freedom in a game world is a very bad idea indeed…